Transcription of A Bonsai Close Up on Saikei
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A Bonsai Close Up on Saikei By Pauline F Muth of pfm Bonsai studio copyrighted 2003, updated 2004 Saikei literally means living landscape. In this form of Bonsai , the artist depicts not just a tree or a forest but a full 3 dimensional landscape. In Japan the school of Saikei was founded by Toshio Kawamoto after World War II. He based this Bonsai art form on the principles of group plantings and rock plantings of Bonsai . Seeing the need for a form of Bonsai that would be easily accessible to the average person, he created Saikei . Young seedlings can be used and grown into older trees while they create a beautiful scene for us to enjoy. Kawamoto wanted a Bonsai form that could look lovely even when freshly planted unlike the many years true Bonsai takes to develop. His 1967 book, Saikei : Living Landscapes in Miniature has been the bible of Saikei since its introduction.
A Bonsai Close Up on Saikei By Pauline F Muth of pfm bonsai studio copyrighted 2003, updated 2004 Saikei literally means living landscape. In this form of bonsai, the artist depicts not just a tree or a forest but a full 3 dimensional landscape. In Japan the school of saikei was founded by Toshio Kawamoto after World War II. He based this
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